Despite a steady drizzle, Mark Miller said he enjoyed fishing Sunday in Messalonskee Lake against a background of maple trees that were displaying full foliage colors in Oakland.
Sarah Schultz Nielsen, assistant library director, exchanges carts in the book and media return box recently outside Lithgow Public Library in Augusta.
CAP.cutline_standalone:Craig Hickman, left, hauls lumber Wednesday October 11, 2017 as Bruce Pelletier buttons up the metal roof on a farm stand at Hickman's agricultural endeavor in Winthrop. Hickman said he hopes to have the structure open by this weekend to sell produce at Annabessacook Farm that he planted four weeks late this season. "I plan to harvest and sell fresh produce right through Thanksgiving," he said.
Hall-Dale's Matt Albert leaps up to head the ball during a game Thursday at Hall-Dale High School in Farmingdale.
This combination of photos shows an undated photo of 150 Capital St. from the state archives and a photo of the same same building taken on Oct. 3, 2014, and again during demolition on Thursday, Oct. 12. 2017. The site near the State House will be a new office building for the Department of Health and Human Services.
Cate Jacques shows her son Theodore corn produced using the Three Sisters planting technique of planting corn, squash and beans in a single mound during an Indigenous Peoples Day celebration Monday at Sweet Land Farm in Starks.
Patrick Pelletier, 17, pulls as his father, Dana, pushes their canoe up the banks of the Kennebec River in South Gardiner on Monday. The Gardiner pair had pursued ducks along the shore without firing a shot.
Craig Hickman, left, hauls lumber Wednesday as Bruce Pelletier buttons up the metal roof on a farm stand at Hickman's agricultural endeavor in Winthrop. Hickman said he hoped to have the structure open by this weekend to sell produce at Annabessacook Farm that he planted four weeks late this season. "I plan to harvest and sell fresh produce right through Thanksgiving," he said.
In a steady rain and under the canopy of colorful leaves, Karen DenBleyker goes for a walk in Waterville on Monday. "It's wonderful outside," DenBleyker said with a smile.
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